Top 10 Female Trailblazers They Didn't Teach You About In School
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Date: 2023-11-20
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Cindy
Should have included Mileva Maric, Serbian Physicist and Mathematician and Albert Einsteins first wife. Although just how prominent a role she played in Albert Einsteins early work is not heavily documented and still debated, its highly likely that she played a major role in the development of the Theory of Relativity, so much so that Einstein gave her all of the monetary proceeds of his Nobel Prize for Physics (although some might argue that this was more of a divorce settlement. Unfortunately, once she had children he no longer treated her as his intellectual partner, but instead just a wife and mother, and this soured their once passionate relationship considerably.
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Should have included Mileva Maric, Serbian Physicist and Mathematician and Albert Einsteins first wife. Although just how prominent a role she played in Albert Einsteins early work is not heavily documented and still debated, its highly likely that she played a major role in the development of the Theory of Relativity, so much so that Einstein gave her all of the monetary proceeds of his Nobel Prize for Physics (although some might argue that this was more of a divorce settlement. Unfortunately, once she had children he no longer treated her as his intellectual partner, but instead just a wife and mother, and this soured their once passionate relationship considerably.
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Ashley
I learned about all of these women in public school. I was in public school from kindergarten-part of third grade. And I was homeschooled for 10 years.
Ms Mojo left out that Mae Jemison ended up getting 2 degrees when she graduated from Stanford. A Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering and a Bachelor of Arts in African and African American studies. And after she got her M. D, she worked with the CDC researching vaccines.
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I learned about all of these women in public school. I was in public school from kindergarten-part of third grade. And I was homeschooled for 10 years.
Ms Mojo left out that Mae Jemison ended up getting 2 degrees when she graduated from Stanford. A Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering and a Bachelor of Arts in African and African American studies. And after she got her M. D, she worked with the CDC researching vaccines.
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shanabanana95
#10 Williamina Fleming 0: 37
#9 Mae Jemison 1: 57
#8 Caroline Herschel 3: 10
#7 Septima Clark 4: 32
#6 Marion A. Frieswyk 5: 47
#5 Esther Lederberg 6: 53
#4 Chien-Shiung Wu 8: 10
#3 Hedy Lamar 9: 39
#2 Bessie Coleman 11: 07
Honorable Mentions 12: 35
#1 Marie Maynard Daly 13: 55
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#10 Williamina Fleming 0: 37
#9 Mae Jemison 1: 57
#8 Caroline Herschel 3: 10
#7 Septima Clark 4: 32
#6 Marion A. Frieswyk 5: 47
#5 Esther Lederberg 6: 53
#4 Chien-Shiung Wu 8: 10
#3 Hedy Lamar 9: 39
#2 Bessie Coleman 11: 07
Honorable Mentions 12: 35
#1 Marie Maynard Daly 13: 55
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Starr
Theres Irene Harris. She was the first female theatrical manager and producer in the United States.
Theres also Molly Brown who advocated for the rights and education for women and the lower class and ran for senate at one point.
Both were Titanic survivors.
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Theres Irene Harris. She was the first female theatrical manager and producer in the United States.
Theres also Molly Brown who advocated for the rights and education for women and the lower class and ran for senate at one point.
Both were Titanic survivors.
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Sarah
amelia earheart like bessie both are pilots or frida khalo helen keller anne frank carmen miranda aretha franklin harriet tubman rosa parks more here like that also to this day maybe oprah winfrey
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amelia earheart like bessie both are pilots or frida khalo helen keller anne frank carmen miranda aretha franklin harriet tubman rosa parks more here like that also to this day maybe oprah winfrey
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Gevie
She should've included Joan Clarke. She was the woman who helped Alan Turing on the research to solve Enigma codes in order to take part in help fighting Nazis during World War II.
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She should've included Joan Clarke. She was the woman who helped Alan Turing on the research to solve Enigma codes in order to take part in help fighting Nazis during World War II.
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Hakeem
A woman I hope gets recognized for her work in a future sequel to this video is Frances Perkins the 1st woman to serve in a U. S. Presidential Cabinet and Secretary of Labor
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A woman I hope gets recognized for her work in a future sequel to this video is Frances Perkins the 1st woman to serve in a U. S. Presidential Cabinet and Secretary of Labor
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Amelia
So sad that no one hardly anyone remembers Bessy Colman. She was so amazing! I personally am obsessed with the history of women in aviation! So many of them are forgotten.
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So sad that no one hardly anyone remembers Bessy Colman. She was so amazing! I personally am obsessed with the history of women in aviation! So many of them are forgotten.
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VMan29397
i got a fun one Connie careburg the 1st female scout in nfl history for the ny jets from 1976-1980. she discovered Legendary jets pass rusher Mark Gastineau
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i got a fun one Connie careburg the 1st female scout in nfl history for the ny jets from 1976-1980. she discovered Legendary jets pass rusher Mark Gastineau
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PHOENIX
You guys missed Rosalind Franklin. DNA Double Helical Structure. Instead of her watson and crick and the guy who did documentation got the Nobel Prize
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You guys missed Rosalind Franklin. DNA Double Helical Structure. Instead of her watson and crick and the guy who did documentation got the Nobel Prize
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Abbot
All the fools that say Women and women of colour don't know any thing or women are meant to be in the kitchen or just baby makers I say GO TO HELL.
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All the fools that say Women and women of colour don't know any thing or women are meant to be in the kitchen or just baby makers I say GO TO HELL.
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Allan
The best list in a long time. I would've put Hedy Lamar in number 2 though, or a satisfying tie between Marie and Lamar. Excellent list. Thank you
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The best list in a long time. I would've put Hedy Lamar in number 2 though, or a satisfying tie between Marie and Lamar. Excellent list. Thank you
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S8N
Yeah, because men stole them most of the time because god for a woman have any credit & make them feel inferior with how fragile their egos are
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Yeah, because men stole them most of the time because god for a woman have any credit & make them feel inferior with how fragile their egos are
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lizziemomma
Please do more lists like this. I think people need to learn more about the women and men who changed the world in positive ways.
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Please do more lists like this. I think people need to learn more about the women and men who changed the world in positive ways.
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Steven
I would have thought Mary Baker Eddy should have been on this list. A woman founded and lead a world wide Christian religion in 1879.
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I would have thought Mary Baker Eddy should have been on this list. A woman founded and lead a world wide Christian religion in 1879.
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Jada
Why they don't teach you about these amazing women in history in school I don't know they should but I already knew about Hedy lamarr.
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Why they don't teach you about these amazing women in history in school I don't know they should but I already knew about Hedy lamarr.
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Yorda
Not everybody is Pierre Curie and Henri Becquerel. If not for them standing up for her, Marie would have ended up on this list.
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Not everybody is Pierre Curie and Henri Becquerel. If not for them standing up for her, Marie would have ended up on this list.
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David
Why is being the first of a particular demographic to do something considered by many to inherently be a great achievement?
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Why is being the first of a particular demographic to do something considered by many to inherently be a great achievement?
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Mr.
Marsha P. Johnson is not a real woman. This video should have mentioned Betty White, Rachel Carson, and Barbara Walters.
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Marsha P. Johnson is not a real woman. This video should have mentioned Betty White, Rachel Carson, and Barbara Walters.
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Hakeem
This is one of favorite videos from MsMojo in quite sometime. hope we get another video like this in the near future
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This is one of favorite videos from MsMojo in quite sometime. hope we get another video like this in the near future
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Katie
Funny enough I mightve not learned about these women
in school but I did recognize a few of them from Doctor Who
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Funny enough I mightve not learned about these women
in school but I did recognize a few of them from Doctor Who
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Pokhraj
In India, we dont learn in detail about Savitri Phule, who was a pioneer in womens access to formal education.
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In India, we dont learn in detail about Savitri Phule, who was a pioneer in womens access to formal education.
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Pokhraj
Its so cool that Mae Jamison was an Astronaut AND on Star Trek. Her philosophy is something to live by.
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Its so cool that Mae Jamison was an Astronaut AND on Star Trek. Her philosophy is something to live by.
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